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Question: Select Recording Mode
Answer: How do we decide as to which recording mode from Context Recording (Normal), Analog Recording or Low Level Recording do we select for an application? What is uniqueness in each recording mode? |
| July 07, 2009 11:46:24 |
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| shruthi_11 |
Member Since: April 2007 Total Comments: 1 |
RE: Select Recording Mode
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There are 3 types of recording mode in QTP:
1. Context-Sensitive or Normal Recording mode:
This is the default recording mode in QTP. It enables recording on standard GUI objects. For each operation a statement is generated in the script.
2. Analog Recording mode:
Enables recording of exact mouse or keyboard operations relative to the a specified window or relative to a screen. e.g drawing a mouse signature or working with drawing applications.
Recording relative to a specified window: Used if the objects are located in a particular window and the window does not move during recording.
Recording relative to a screen: Used if the objects are located in more than window or the window moves while recording. e.g drag and drop of objects.
3. Low-level Recording:
Enables recording of those objects or environment not recognized by QTP. If location of object is important then low level reording should be used. It records in terms of x-y co-ordinates.
Analog and low-level recording modes requires more disk space. |
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